cummer01

My truck just sits too low in the front...maybe due to the cattle crusher on the front ... I don't know. I was wondering if anyone was running the leveling kit with 315's on their truck? If so, I would like to see some pics as I am thinking of doing this myself. I'm trying do decide between the leveling kit or a 4" kit...the leveling kit is just so much cheaper and I'm kinda strapped for cash.

Also, how wide are the stock wheels?

Thanks alot,
Ryan

phox_mulder

For about the same price as a leveling spacer,
you can get a new set of springs that will get the same amount of lift.
Skyjacker D25 springs.
Assuming the Cattle Crusher is a heavier bumper, best bet would be the newer springs.

Installation is the same amount of work and skill level.

315's on stock rims will rub the control arms at almost full steering lock.
Most tire manufacturers don't recommend mounting them on that narrow of a rim, but many have without adverse effects.

Stock steel rims are 16x7.5, stock alloys are 16x8

Check out the members photos, there are many in there with leveling kits or D25 springs.

phox

DieselDaze

I dont quite fit what your looking for, but I have a 2" leveling kit with 33" tires on 9.75X16.5 wheels.
You can see the pics by clicking on my gallary.

Rich.

Ian

DieselDaze, didn't see any pics of your truck in your gallery...

phox_mulder

That's because this is a really old thread.
We had at least one server crash that destroyed a lot of pictured in peoples albums, and they didn't bother to replace them.


phox

GlennRMK

Check my gallery

D25 springs with camper package and still sit 1-1.25" high in the back.

315s rub on the lower control arms at full lock